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Irish singer and songwriter Enya's gentle song about the falling snow is a wonderful programming option for any winter concert. Easy-to-learn parts float effortlessly over the ethereal texture, which would

This lovely ballad communicates a heartfelt message of kindness, inclusion, and acceptance that helps us toward reaching the goal of making the world a better place for everyone. It has found a home during

Developing treble or tenor/bass choirs will love to perform this nostalgic holiday standard from an earlier era! With a gentle country feel throughout, and solo opportunities for your singers, this

This upbeat holiday pop tune from John Legend's Christmas album is sure to leave audiences smiling. In an easy rock shuffle, this arrangement's syncopated vocal lines, modest ranges, and simple harmonies

Originally written for the Disneyland Paris holiday parade, this festive song is easy to learn yet sounds sophisticated and majestic. It has a fanfare-like quality that, when in tandem with jingle bells and

True to the original recorded version by Darlene Love, this arrangement of one of the most popular rock and roll Christmas songs will be a powerhouse addition to your holiday concert. With a solo

From Trans-Siberian Orchestra's triple-platinum album Christmas Eve and Other Stories, this famous combination of Pachelbel's Canon with patterned vocal parts that can be quickly taught and layered

A fun new holiday pop song that sings like a classic, Darren Criss' danceable hit is a festive blend of novelty and nostalgia. Perfect for show choirs that want to dance or for any concert choir that wants

Appearing on Christmas albums from Bing Crosby and Neil Diamond, this Celtic-flavored piece will make a wonderful addition to a "Christmas around the world" concert. The lilting choral parts are supported

This holiday single from Kelly Clarkson takes aim at the fact that Christmas means different things to different people at different points in their lives. Done in a retro '50s rock groove, this upbeat,